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The cut off marks for DU LL.B. Last year was as under:
General - 375 marks
OBC - 365 marks
SC - 352 marks
ST - 310 marks
The cutoff marks are different for each category and vary every year depending on various factors as under:
Number of seats (revision in total number of seat can affect cutoff marks
General - 375 marks
OBC - 365 marks
SC - 352 marks
ST - 310 marks
The cutoff marks are different for each category and vary every year depending on various factors as under:
Number of seats (revision in total number of seat can affect cutoff marks
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From where to download past years' DU LL.B. Question papers?
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Delhi University publishes the question paper of each session of DU LL.B. Entrance exam along with the answer key on the official website. The question paper is generally within three days after the exam. Moreover, Shiksha also provides the official question paper of DU LLB entrance exam as soon as
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Candidates applying for CUET-PG 2023 will be able to select Delhi University's LL.B. Course in the application form. Since, only one application is allowed per candidate, they can select all their preferred courses and universities in the single application form of CUET-PG 2023. Therefore, the appli
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DU LL.B. Application forms through CUET-PG 2023 are closed now. Candidates could apply for DU LLB by selecting LLB course and Delhi University in the CUET PG application form 2023. The last date of application for DU LLB through CUET PG 2023 was May 11, as the application window has been reopened by
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DU LL.B. Total seat intake for the three-year law programme is 2,888 seats combined for three campuses of Delhi University I. e. Campus Law Centre, Law Centre - I, and Law Centre - II. In addition to this 432 supernumerary seats for NRI, OCI, and foreign nationals, PWD, and can categories will be av
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What is the exam date for DU LL.B. 2023 entrance exam?
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From 2023 onwards, the University of Delhi is accepting CUET-PG scores for admission to the three-year LL.B. Course. The exam date for CUET LL.B. 2023 has been announced, and it will be held on several days from June 5 to 17, 2023. The exact date for LLB course will be confirmed in the admit card of
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Is the ddu LL.B. Counselling date will be extended and when the remaining seats will be fulfilled.
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The counselling date won't be extended for the DU LL.B. Remaining seats will be fulfilled through another merit list.
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Graduation me total marks 828 hai and hons me 463 LL.B. Me admission hoga?
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Hello, the eligibility criteria to pursue LL.B. Is passed graduation in any discipline from a recognised university with 45%-50% aggregate, this vary as per norms of the universities such as DU, BHU need 50% aggregate in Bachelor's degree, there is relaxation of 5% for reserved categories, but since
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LL.B. Course Fees in India ranges from INR 1 Lacs to INR 2 Lacs per annum on an average.
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At present, LL.B. Distance education is not valid in India. The Bar Council of India (BCI) still does not recognize the LL.B. Degree through ODL mode. Therefore, candidates who pursue LL.B. Degrees in distance learning mode won't be endorsed as legitimate lawyers. Good luck.
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